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The dividend per share is set at 10 yen00 sen, up by 2 yen from the most recent forecast of 8 yen00 sen. The total dividend amount will be 2,918 million yen, exceeding the previous period's actual of 2,428 million yen. The dividend source is retained earnings, with an effective date of June 5, 2026. Additionally, on October 11, 2025, the company implemented a 3-for-1 stock split of common shares.\n\n### Reasons for the Increase and Future Policy\nConsidering the strengthening of the financial position and the internal reserves necessary for proactive business development, the company has decided to increase the projected year-end dividend for fiscal year 2026 by 2 yen per share to 10 yen, based on the company's ongoing policy to provide stable and consistent dividends. 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